CHRISTMAS music with a twist will be served by a world champion beatboxer as part of the festive celebrations at Archerfield Walled Garden.

Event designers Rogue Village promise The Christmas Tipi will be “an intimate and high-energy theatrical experience like no other this winter”.

Set in a giant tipi, they aim to turn Christmas upside down with performances including classic Christmas music reimagined and remixed by a world champion beatboxer, Christmas-inspired freestyle rap and dance solo, The Toy That Santa Forgot.

Peter Maniam, Rogue Village co-director, said: “We wanted to create something unique for audiences this year, we felt like the Christmas event marketplace had become a bit saturated by light shows and wonderlands and that it was time to offer something different.

East Lothian Courier: Kingpin is among the attractions at a special festive event at Archerfield Walled GardenKingpin is among the attractions at a special festive event at Archerfield Walled Garden

“Our beautiful tipi will be the perfect backdrop to some incredible performances and all sheltered from the elements.”

The Christmas Tipi takes place on December 16-18 and 22-23 with world champion beatboxer Hobbit, from The Beatbox Collective, BBC Dancer of the Year 2022 finalist Lauren Scott and one of London’s finest rappers Kingpin strutting their stuff.

Fellow Rogue Village co-director Jenny Maniam was looking forward to the event, which will take place five times a day.

She added: “When we had kids it was hard to find events that the kids, grandparents and we would all enjoy equally.

“It’s the holy grail for a family event and we’ve really tried to find that sweet spot with The Christmas Tipi.”

East Lothian Courier: Talented dancer Lauren Scott is among the attractions at a special festive event at Archerfield Walled GardenTalented dancer Lauren Scott is among the attractions at a special festive event at Archerfield Walled Garden

Archerfield Walled Garden will be serving hot drinks and treats from The Barn, their courtyard bar and servery.

Customers can also visit the cafe, restaurant, shop and fairy trail.

For more information, go to www.thechristmastipi.com